Thirteen species could be extinct from the Australian bushfire disaster
Following the forest fire disaster in Australia, 13 species are predicted to disappear forever.
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Following the forest fire disaster in Australia, 13 species are predicted to disappear forever.
The US space and space agency (NASA) says the smoke from major fires in Australia will soon spread globally.
New South Wales (NSW) has released thousands of kilograms of sweet potatoes and carrots from above to save the famine of wildlife in the wildfire crisis in Australia.
A 50,000-year-old secret of the Aboriginal people in Australia can extinguish wildfire is raging in this country.
Australians are spreading images of the miraculous regeneration of forests after a fire. Forest fires have been raging throughout the country for months.
Carbon emissions from forest fires raging in Australia are on par with the carbon emissions caused by the Amazon rainforest fire disaster last year.
Forest fires have turned Southeast Australia into a devastating nightmare, wiping out millions of animals. About 8,000 koalas have died since the start of the fire.
Although wildfires are still a seasonal affair in Australia and there have been heavy fires in the past,
About 1,400 homes in the state of New South Wales were burned down during the wildfire crisis
Forest fires are part of the natural rhythm for the environment in Australia. But scientists have never witnessed what is happening.
'Artificial floating forests' developed by Australian engineers are flexible fences of concrete and plastic pipes of many kilometers in length to eliminate waves and red…
Over the past several days, wildfires have swept Australia. A woman captured the image of the Sun in the fire just like the image on an Australian Aboriginal flag.
The fires in Australia have started in September and have continued to date. Image recorded from satellite shows that this place is flooded with fire and dust.
The world could not stop dumbfounded about the blood-red sky due to fire in Australia on December 31, then witnessed an even more horrifying scene: The scene was tinted…
Climate change is causing Australia to experience a record heat wave with many forest fires and its effects under the sea are much worse.